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CM210A-W Router User Manual

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Dual-SIM 4G LTE WiFiRouterCM210A-WV1.0



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Contents

Contents

1.1 Product overview .......................................................................................................1

1.2 Typical Application Diagram ......................................................................................1

1.3 Features.....................................................................................................................3

2 Hardware Installation ...........................................................................................................4

2.1 Panel:.........................................................................................................................4

2.2 LED Status.................................................................................................................5

2.3 Powering up the CM210 router................................................................................10

3 Router Configuration..........................................................................................................12

3.1 Configuration from a local network..........................................................................12

3.2 Basic Configuration..................................................................................................13

3.3 WLAN Settings.........................................................................................................19

3.4 Advanced Network Settings.....................................................................................21

3.5 VPN Tunnel..............................................................................................................273.5.4.1 IPSec Group Setup................................................................................... 313.5.4.2 IPSec Basic Setup.................................................................................... 333.5.4.3 IPSec Advanced Setup............................................................................. 34

3.6 Administration ..........................................................................................................35

3.7 Debugging Settings .................................................................................................46

3.8 “Reset” Button to Restore Factory Settings.............................................................48

3.9 Appendix (For advanced optional features only) .....................................................48

3.9.1 GPS Settings..................................................................................................48



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1 Product Introduction

1.1 Product overviewThe Comset Router CM210A-W is an industrial grade 3G/4G/4GX LTE WiFi Modem Routerwith download speeds of up to 150 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 50 Mbps. It is one of thefew routers on the Australian market that supports band B28 (700MHz)*.

The Comset Router CM210A-W is designed to suit Australian conditions. It supports the latestLTE Advanced technology that performs fast and reliable data communication. It enablesusers to quickly create a secure and fast wireless network. It features built-in WiFi N300 withspeeds of up to 300 Mbps, dual SIM card slots for backup redundancy, one Ethernet WAN portfor fixed internet connection and two Ethernet LAN ports, as well as a GPIO with two digitalinput and one digital output. Other features include VPN IPSEC, PPTP (Server and Client),L2TP and Open VPN to establish a secure connection over the 3G/4G network.

The durable and rugged design makes the CM210A-W the router of choice for remote harshenvironments. The compact design, easy integration and rich built-in features make it suitablefor a wide range of industrial M2M applications, including industrial automation, buildingautomation, smart metering, security, surveillance, transportation, health, mining andenvironmental monitoring.

* When it comes to mobile reception, low-frequencies are the Holy Grail. The B28 (700MHz) low-frequencyradio bandwidth, also known as Telstra 4GX and Optus 4G Plus, can reach much longer distances than high-frequency bands and is better at penetrating solid obstacles like buildings, giving you much better indoorreception.

1.2 Typical Application DiagramThe Comset CM210A-W 3G/4G/4GX Router is suitable for a wide range of machine-to-machine applications (M2M). A good example is the connection of ATM machines and POSsystems back to a server over a secure 4G connection using a secure VPN IPSEC tunnel.



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Figure 1-1 Network Topology

1.3 FeaturesThe CM210A-W supports the following:

LTE FDD B1/B2/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28 with 3G fallback to DC-HSPA+/HSPA+/HSPA/WCDMA B1/B2/B5/B8

IEEE802.11b/g/n N300 Wi-Fi AP function, extended support to Wi-Fi terminal,WDS bridging, WEP, WPA/WPA2 Personal/Enterprise, TKIP/AES, Authenticatedencryption mode

Virtual data and private network (APN/VPDN）

RS-232 interface data transparent transmission and protocol conversion

On-demand dialing, including time on/off-line, voice or SMS control on/off-line,data trigger online or link idle offline

Bandwidth limiter to limit Download and Upload speeds

TCP/IP protocol stack, Telnet, HTTP, SNMP, PPP, PPPoE, network protocol

VPN PPTP (Server and Client), L2TP, GRE, Open VPN, IPSec, HTTPs, SSH,advanced VPN function

Configuration via a user-friendly interface using a web browser

IPv6 protocol stack (optional)

M2M terminal management platform (optional)

WDT watchdog design, keep system stable



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2 Hardware Installation

The images below might be slightly different from the actual product, but thespecifications are the same.

2.1 Panel:

Table 2-1 CM210 Interface

COMSET CM210

Front

Top

The Antenna interface and LED lights can be different depending on optionssuch as extended WiFi and GPS.



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Table 2-2 Router Interface

Port Instruction Remark

USIM Plug type SIM Slot, supports 1.8/3V/5Vautomatic detection.

Main 3G/4G antenna, SMA connector, 50Ω.

Aux/GPS LTE MIMO antenna SMA connector,50Ω.

GPS Optional

Wi-Fi Two Wi-Fi antennas, SMA connector.

LAN 10/100Base-TX，MDI/MDIX self-adaption.

WAN/LAN 10/100Base-TX，MDI/MDIX self-adaption. Default as LAN

Reset Reset button,(press and hold for at least 5 seconds)

PWR Power connector. 5 ～ 32V DC

I/O I/O-1 and I/O-2 are digital input. I/O-3 is digitaloutput.

Console RJ45-DB9 cable for CLI configuration.

2.2 LED Status

Table 2-3 Router LED indicator Status

silk-screen status Indication

Signal

Signal Solid Light LED1 indicates signal is weak (CSQ0~10).LED2 indicates signal is good (CSQ11~19.LED3 indicates signal is strong (CSQ20~31)

Signal 1Blinking Dialing.

Solid Light Online.

PWR Solid Light System power operation.

WLAN

Solid light WLAN enabled, but no data communication.

Blinking quickly Data is being transmitted.

Dark WLAN disabled.

ERR

Dark System operation and LTE/3G online.

Solid Light(Red) System fail indicator. It indicates failure with SIMcard/module.

LAN Green Solid light Connected.


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silk-screen status Indication

Green Blinking Data in being transmitted.

Green Dark Connection is lost.

The LED indicators can be different depending on additional options such asextended Wi-Fi, GPS function or single/double SIM.

Dimensions

Figure 2-2 CM210 Series Router Dimensions

2.3 Powering up the CM210 router2.3.1 SIM/UIM card installationIf you are configuring a dual-SIM router, you need to insert both SIMs prior to configuringthe router.

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Before connecting any cables, please disconnect the power source.

2.3.2 Ethernet Cable ConnectionUse an Ethernet cable to connect the LAN port of the cellular Router to the LAN port ofyour PC or laptop computer.

2.3.3 Serial Port ConnectionIf you want to connect the router via a serial port to your laptop or any other device, youneed to prepare a serial cable or a RJ45 cable. One end connects to the computer serialport, the other end connects to the console port of the router or the terminal block.

Before connecting the serial cable, please disconnect any power source.

2.3.4 Power SupplyThe CM210 router supports a wide range of DC voltage between 5VDC and 32VDC.

2.3.5 ReviewAfter inserting the SIM/UIM card(s) and connecting the Ethernet cable and antennas,please connect the power adaptor or the power cable.

Please connect the antennas prior to powering up the router, otherwise youmay get a poor signal due to a mismatching impedance.

Notice:

Step 1 Check the antennas’ connection.

Step 2 Check the SIM/UIM card is inserted.

Step 3 Power up the industrial Router.

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3 Router Configuration

The CM210A-W can be configured via a web interface using a web browser such asInternet Explorer, Firefox or Google Chrome.

3.1 Configuration from a local networkTo configure the CM210A-W, please connect an Ethernet cable between the router andyour PC computer. The IP address on your PC can be a static IP address, or you can selectDHCP so that your computer can obtain a Dynamic IP address. The default IP address ofthe router is 192.168.1.1. The subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. Please follow theinstructions below:

Step 1 Click “start > control panel”, find “Network Connections” icon and double click it.Select “Local Area Connection” corresponding to the network card on this page.Refer to the figure below.

Figure 3-3 Network Connection

Step 2 Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” or set up a fixed IP address in therange 192.168.1.xxx(XXX can be any number between 2～254)

Step 3 Run Internet Explorer, or any other web browser, and enter 192.168.1.1 in theaddress bar and press “enter”.

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CM210A-W Router User ManualThe username is “admin” and the password is “admin”.

Figure 3-4 User Interface

3.2 Basic ConfigurationBelow is a screenshot of the user interface of the CM210A-W.

Figure 3-5 Router Status GUI

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3.2.1 Cellular Network ConfigurationPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select Basic Network> Cellular. Here you can enter the APN of your SIM card.If you have a dual-SIM router, you will need to enter the APN for both SIM1 andSIM2. Dual SIM mode can be “SIM 1 only”, “SIM 2 only”, “Backup” or “Failover”.

Figure 3-1 Dual SIM GUI

Table 3-1 Cellular Instructions

Item Description

Enable Enable SIM card dial.

ICMP check To enable or disable “ICMP check” rules. Enable the ICMPcheck and setup a reachable IP address as a destination IP.When “ICMP check” fails, the router will switch SIM cards.

SIM Mode Select the network type.

APN APN, provided by your ISP. I.e. “telstra.internet” if using aTelstra SIM card.

Username SIM card username is provided by your ISP. Usually leave blank.

Password SIM card password is provided by your ISP. Usually leave blank.

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ICMP Check and Cellular Traffic Check are different.

【ICMP Check】

If you enable ICMP, the router will automatically check whether the defined IPaddress is reachable every 60s. If the IP address is unreachable and the ICMPcheck fails the first time, it will check twice again at a 3s interval. If the ICMPcheck fails the third time, the router will implement the “fail action” asconfigured.

The Check IP is a public IP or a company server IP address.

【Cellular Traffic Check】

【Check Mode】there are three modes, Rx(Receive), Tx(Transmit) and Rx/Txcheck modes.

【Rx】The router will check the 3G/LTE cellular traffic received. If no traffic isreceived within the defined check interval time, the router will implement the “failaction” selected, cellular reconnect or reboot.

【SIM Mode】

【Fail Over】When SIM 1 fails, the router will switch to SIM 2. When SIM 2fails, the router will switch back to SIM 1.

【SIM1 Only】Just SIM1 is available.

【SIM2 Only】Just SIM2 is available.

【Backup】SIM1 is the primary SIM. When SIM 1 fails, the router will switchto SIM 2 and stays on SIM 2 for a set period at the end of which it willswitch back to SIM 1.

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Step 2 To save your configuration, please click on the “save” button.

3.2.2 LAN SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “ Basic Network>LAN”

Figure 3-2 LAN Settings GUI

Table 3-2 LAN Settings Instructions

Item Description

Router IP Address Router IP address, default IP is 192.168.1.1

Subnet Mask Router subnet mask, default mask is 255.255.255.0

DHCP Dynamic allocation IP service. When enabled, it will showthe IP address range and lease option

IP Address Range IP address range within the LAN

Lease The valid time

Step 2 Please click “save” to save the configuration. The device will reboot.

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3.2.3 Dynamic DNS SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Basic Network>DDNS” to enter the DDNS settings page.

Figure 3-3 Dynamic DNS Settings

Table 3-3 DDNS Settings Instructions

Item Description

IP address The default is standard DDNS protocol. For a customised protocol,please contact Comset. Usually, use default IP 0.0.0.0

Auto refreshtime

Set the interval for the DDNS client to obtain a new IP. Wesuggest 240s or above

Serviceprovider

Select the DDNS service provider from the list.

Step 2 Please Click “Save” to finish.

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3.2.4 Routing SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Basic Network>Routing”.

Figure 3-4 Routing Settings

Table 3-4 Routing Settings Instructions

Item Description

Destination Destination IP address.

Gateway Next hop IP address which the router will reach.

Subnet Mask Subnet mask for destination IP address.

Metric Metrics are used to determine whether one particular route shouldbe chosen over another.

Interface Interface from router to gateway.

Description Describes the routing function.

Step 2 Please Click “Save” to finish.

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3.3 WLAN Settings3.3.1 Basic Settings

Please follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “WLAN>Basic Settings”

Figure 3-5 WLAN Basic Settings GUI

Table 3-5 Basic Settings Instruction

Item Description

Enable wireless Enable or Disable WiFi

Wireless mode Supports AP, AP+WDS, Bridge, Client, WDS

Wireless Networkprotocol

Supports Auto, IEEE 11b/g/n selectable

SSID The default is router, but this can be changed.

Channel The channel of wireless network. We suggest to keep the default.

Channel Width 20MHZ and 40MHZ alternative

Security Supports various encryption methods

Step 2 Please click “Save” to finish.

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3.3.2 Wireless Filter SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “WLAN > Wireless Filter”.

Figure 3-6 Wireless Client Filter Settings GUI

The Wireless Filter allows you to permit only some clients and /or prohibit others fromconnecting to the WiFi network. This feature is invalid on a wired connection.

Table 3-6 ”Wireless Client Filter” Settings Instructions

Item Description

Disable Filter Choose to disable.

Permit only the followingclients

Allows only the listed MAC addresses to connect to therouter via WiFi.

Block the following clients Prevents the listed MAC addresses from connecting to therouter via WiFi.

Step 2 Please click “save” to finish.

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3.3.3 Wireless SurveyPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “WLAN> Wireless Survey” to check survey.

Figure 3-7 Wireless Survey Settings GUI

3.4 Advanced Network Settings3.4.1 Port ForwardingPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Advanced Network > Port Forwarding”

Figure 3-8 Port Forwarding GUI

Table 3-7 “Port Forwarding” Instructions

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Item Description

Protocol Supports UDP, TCP, both UDP and TCP.

Src. Address Source IP address. Forwards only if from this IP address.

Ext. Ports External ports. The ports to be forwarded, as seen from theWAN.

Int. Port Internal port. The destination port inside the LAN. If blank,the destination port is the same as Ext Ports. Only one portper entry is supported when forwarding to a differentinternal port.

Int. Address Internal Address. The destination address inside the LAN.

Description Rule brief description.


3.4.2 DMZ SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Advanced Network> DMZ” to check or modify the relevant parameters.

Figure 3-9 DMZ GUI

Table 3-8 “DMZ” Instructions

Item Description

DestinationAddress

The destination address inside the LAN.

SourceAddressRestriction

If no IP address is entered, it will allow access to all IPaddresses. If defined IP addresses are entered, it will justallow access to the defined IP addresses.

Leave RemoteAccess

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CM210A-W Router User ManualStep 2 Please click “save” to finish

3.4.3 Triggered Port Forwarding SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Advanced Network> Triggered” to check or modify the relevant parameters.

Figure 3-10 Triggered GUI

Table 3-9 “Triggered” Instructions

Item Description

Protocol Supports UDP, TCP, both UDP and TCP.

Triggered Ports Triggered Ports are the initial LAN to WAN "trigger".

TransferredPorts

Forwarded Ports are the WAN to LAN ports that areopened if the "trigger" is activated.

Note Port triggering opens an incoming port when yourcomputer is using a specified outgoing port for specifictraffic.


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3.4.4 Firewall SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Firewall>IP/URL Filtering” to check or modify the relevant parameter.

Step 2 Select “Firewall>Domain Filtering” to check or modify the relevant parameter.

Figure 3-11 Domain Filtering Settings GUI

Table 3-10 “Domain Filtering” Instructions

Item Description

Applies To White list.

BlockedResources

Black list.


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3.4.5 Serial App. SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Advanced Network> Serial App” to check or modify the relevantparameters.

Figure 3-12 Serial App Settings GUI

Table 3-11 “Serial App” Instructions

Item Description

Serial to TC/IPmode

Supports Disable, Server and Client modes.

Server IP/Port IP address and domain name are acceptable for Server IP.

Socket Type Supports TCP/UDP protocol.

Socket Timeout The router will wait for the set time to transmit data to theserial port.

Serial Timeout Serial Timeout is the waiting time for transmitting the datapackage that is less the Packet payload. If the last packageequals the Packet payload, the serial port will transmit itimmediately. The default setting is 500ms.

Packet payload Packet payload is the maximum transmission length forserial port data packet. The default setting is 1024bytes.

Heart-beatContent

Sends heart beat to the defined server to keep the routeronline. It is handy to monitor the router from the server.

Heart beatInterval

Heart beat interval time.

Baud Rate 112100 as default.

Parity Bit None as default.

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Data Bit 8bit as default.

Stop Bit 1bit as default.


3.4.6 UPnp/NAT-PMP SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Please go to “Advanced Network> Upnp/NAT-PMP” to check or modify therelevant parameters.

Figure 3-13 UPnp/NAT-PMP Settings GUI

Step 2 Click “save” to finish.

3.4.7 Static DHCP SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Advanced Network> Static DHCP” to check or modify the relevantparameters.

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Figure 3-14 Static DHCP Settings GUI


3.4.8 Bandwidth LimiterPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Advanced Network> Bandwidth Limiter” to check or modify the relevantparameters.


3.5 VPN Tunnel

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3.5.1 GRE SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “VPN Tunnel> GRE” to check or modify the relevant parameters.

Figure 3-15 GRE Settings GUI

Table 3-12 “GRE” Instructions

Item Description

Idx GRE tunnel number.

Tunnel Address GRE Tunnel local IP address which is a virtual IPaddress.

Tunnel Source Router’s 3G/4G WAN IP address.

Tunnel Destination GRE Remote IP address. Usually a public IP address.

Keep alive GRE tunnel keep alive to keep GRE tunnel connection.

Interval Keep alive interval time.

Retries Keep alive retry times. After retry times, GRE tunnelwill be re-established.

Description


3.5.2 VPN Client SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Click “VPN Tunnel> VPN Client” to check or modify the relevant parameters.

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Table 3-13 “VPN Client” Instructions

Item Description

VPN Mode VPN Mode for PPTP and L2TP.

Server Address VPN Server IP address.

User name As per user’s configuration.

Password As per user’s configuration.

Encryption As per user’s configuration.

StatelessMPPE

As per user’s configuration.

Accept DNS As per user’s configuration.

Remote Subnet As per user’s configuration.

Create NAT onTunnel

As per user’s configuration.


3.5.3 VPN Server SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Click “VPN Tunnel> VPN Server” to check or modify the relevant parameters.




3.5.4 IPSec Settings

3.5.4.1 IPSec Group SetupStep 1 Select “IPSec> Group Setup” to check or modify the relevant parameters.

Table 3-14 “ IPSec Group Setup” Instructions

Item Description

IPSecExtensions

Supports Standard IPSec, GRE over IPSec, L2TP overIPSec.

Local SecurityInterface

Defines the IPSec security interface.



LocalSubnet/Mask

IPSec local subnet and mask.



Item Description

Local Firewall Forwarding-firewalling for Local subnet.

RemoteIP/Domain

IPSec peer IP address/domain name.

RemoteSubnet/Mask

IPSec remote subnet and mask.

RemoteFirewall

Forwarding-firewalling for Remote subnet.


3.5.4.2 IPSec Basic SetupStep 1 Select “IPSec >Basic Setup” to check or modify the relevant parameters.

Table 3-15 “ IPSec Basic Setup” Instructions

Item Description

Keying Mode IKE pre-shared key.

Phase 1 DHGroup

Select Group1, Group2, Group5 from the list. It must matchthe remote IPSec settings.

Phase 1Encryption

Supports 3DES, AES-128, AES-192, AES-256.

Phase 1Authentication

Supports HASH MD5 and SHA.

Phase 1 SALife Time

IPSec Phase 1 SA lifetime.



Item Description

Phase 2 DHGroup

Select Group1, Group2, Group5 from the list. It must matchthe remote IPSec settings.

Phase 2Encryption

Supports 3DES, AES-128, AES-192, AES-256.

Phase 2Authentication

Supports HASH MD5 and SHA.

Phase 2 SALife Time

IPSec Phase 2 SA lifetime.

Pre-shared Key Pre-shared Key.


3.5.4.3 IPSec Advanced SetupStep 1 Select “IPSec >Advanced Setup” to check or modify the relevant parameters.

Table 3-16 “ IPSec Advanced Setup” Instructions

Item Description

AggressiveMode

Default for main mode.

ID PayloadCompress

Enable ID Payload compress.

DPD To enable DPD service.

ICMP ICMP Check for IPSec tunnel.

IPSec Custom IPSec advanced settings such as left/right ID.



Item DescriptionOptions


3.6 Administration3.6.1 Identification SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Administrator> Identification” to enter the GUI, you may modify the Routername, Host name and Domain name as required.

Figure 3-16 Router Identification GUI

Table 3-17 “Router Identification” Instructions

Item Description

Router name Default is router. Can be changed. Maximum 32 characters

Host name Default is router. Can be changed. Maximum 32 characters

Domain name Default is blank. Can be changed. Maximum 32characters. This is the WAN domain. No need toconfigure in most applications.

Step 2 Click “save” to finish



3.6.2 Time SettingsStep 1 Select “Administrator> time” to check or modify the relevant parameters.

Figure 3-17 System Configurations GUI

If the time update fails, please try a different NTP Time Server.




3.6.3 Admin Access SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Administrator>Admin” to check and modify relevant parameters.

In this page, you can configure the basic web parameters. Please note the passwordis “password”.

Figure 3-18 Admin Settings GUI




3.6.4 Schedule Reboot SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Administrator>Schedule Reboot” to check and modify relevant parameters.

Figure 3-19 Schedule Reboot Settings GUI

Step 2 Click “Save” to finish.

3.6.5 SNMP SettingsPlease follow the instructions below:

Step 1 Select “Administrator>SNMP” to check and modify relevant parameters.



Figure 3-20 SNMP Settings GUI


3.6.6 M2M Access SettingsStep 1 Select “Administrator>M2M Access” to check and modify relevant parameters.

Figure 3-21 M2M Access SettingsGUI




3.6.7 DI/DO SettingsStep 1 Select “Administrator>DI/DO Settings” to check and modify relevant parameters.

Figure 3-22 DI/DO Settings GUI

3.6.7.1 DI Configuration



Table 3-18 “DI” InstructionsItem Description

Enable Enable DI. Port1 is for I/O-1 and Port2 is for I/O-2. Both I/O-1 and I/O-2 are DI ports.

Mode Selected from OFF, ON and EVENT_COUNTER modes. OFFMode: When I/O connects to “GND”, the alarm is triggered.ON Mode: When I/O does not connect to “GND”, the alarm is triggered.EVENT_COUNTER Mode: Enter EVENT_COUNTER mode.

Filter Software filtering is used to control switch bounces. Input(1~100)*100ms.Under ON and OFF modes, the CM210 detects the pulse signals andcompares with first pulse shap and last pulse shape. If both are thesame level, the CM210 will trigger alarm.Under EVENT_COUNTER mode, if the first pulse shape and the lastpulse shape are not at the same level, the CM210 will trigger an alarmaccording to the Counter Action settings.

Counter Trigger Available when the DI is under Event Counter mode input from 0 to100. “0” means the alarm is not triggered. The alarm will be triggeredwhen the counter reaches the set value. After the alarm is triggered,the DI will keep counting but will not trigger the alarm again.

Counter Period It’s a reachable IP address. Once the ICMP check fails, GRE will getre-established.

CounterRecover

It will re-count after a counter trigger alarm. The value is0~30000(*100ms). “0” means no counter.

Counter Action

HI_TO_LO and LO_TO_HI is available when the DI is underEvent Counter mode.In Event Counter mode, the channel accepts limit or proximityswitches and counts events according to the ON/OFF status. WhenLO_TO_HI is selected, the counter value increase when the attachedswitch is pushed. When HI_TO_LO is selected, thecounter valueincreases when the switch is pushed and released.

Counter Start Available when the DI is under EVENT_COUNTER mode. Thecounting starts when you enable this feature.

SMS Alarm The alarm SMS will send a text to a specified phonegroup. Each phone group contains up to 2 phones.phonenumbers.SMS Content 70 ASCII Char Max.

Number 1 SMS receiver phone number.





3.6.7.1 DO Configuration

Table 3-19 “DO” Instructions

Item Description

Enable DO is enabled.

Alarm Source Digital Output activates according to different alarm sources.You can select between DI Alarm, SMS Control and M2M Control.You can select one or more alarm sources.DI Alarm: The Digital Output gets triggered when there is analarm from a Digital Input.SMS Control: The Digital Output gets triggered when receiving anSMS from a number in the phone book.M2M Control: Under development.

Alarm Action The Digital Output initiates an alarm action.Select from “OFF”, “ON” and “Pulse”.OFF: Open from GND when triggered.ON: Short contact with GND when triggered.Pulse: Generates a square wave as specified in the pulse modeparameters when triggered.






Item Description









Item Description






Power onStatus

Specify the Digital Output status when the power is on.Select from “OFF” and “ON”.OFF: Open from GND.ON: Short contact with GND.

Keep On Available when the DO “Alarm On Action”/ “Alarm Off Action”status is ON. Input the DO “Keep On” status time.Input from 0 to 255 seconds. “0” means ON until the next action.

Delay Available when you enable “Pulse” in “Alarm On Action”/ “AlarmOff Action”. The first pulse will be generated after a“Delay”.

Input from 0 to 30000ms. (0=generate pulse without delay)

Low Available if Pulse is enabled in “Alarm On Action”/ “Alarm Off Action”.In Pulse Output mode, the selected digital output channel willgenerate a square wave as specified in the pulse mode parameters.The low level widths are specified here.Input from 1 to 30000 ms.

High

Available if Pulse is enabled in “Alarm On Action”/ “Alarm OffAction”. In “Pulse Output” mode, the selected Digital Output channelwill generate a square wave as specified in the pulse modeparameters. The high level widths are specified here.Input from 1 to 30000 ms.

Output Available if Pulse is enabled in “Alarm On Action”/ “Alarm OffAction”.The number of pulses, input from 0 to 30000. (0 for continuous pulseoutput)

SMS TriggerContent

Available when you enable SMS Control in Alarm Source.Input the SMS content to enable“Alarm On Action” by SMS (70ASIC II char max).

SMS ReplyContent

Input the SMS content, which will be sent after DO was triggered.(70 ASIC II char max).






3.6.8 Configuration SettingsStep 1 Select “Administrator> Configuration” to configure the backup settings.

Figure 3-23 Backup and Restore Configuration GUI

“Restore Default” would lose all configuration information, please be careful.

Step 2 After setting the backup and restore configuration, the system will rebootautomatically.



3.6.9 System Log SettingsStep 1 Select “Administrator> Logging” to start the configuration. You can set the file path

to save the log (Local or remote sever).

Figure 3-24 System log Settings GUI




3.6.10 Firmware upgradeStep 1 Select “Administrator>firmware upgrade” to open the upgrade firmware tab.

Figure 3-25 Firmware Upgrade GUI

Please do not disconnect the power when upgrading.

3.6.11 System RebootStep 1 Select “Administrator>Reboot” to restart the router. A pop-up window will prompt

you to confirm “YES” or “NO” before the next step.

Step 2 If you choose “YES”, the system will restart. All configuration updates will beeffective after the reboot.

3.7 Debugging Settings3.7.1 Logs SettingsStep 1 Select “Debugging>Logs” to check and modify relevant parameters.



Figure 3-26 Logs GUI

3.7.2 Ping SettingsStep 1 Select “Debugging>Ping” to check and modify relevant parameters.

Figure 3-27 Ping GUI

3.7.3 Trace SettingsStep 1 Select “Debugging>Trace” to check and modify relevant parameters.

Figure 3-28 Trace GUI



3.8 “Reset” Button to Restore Factory SettingsIf you can’t access the GUI interface, you can perform a hardware reset. Press the “RST”button and keep holding for more than 8 seconds until the NET light stops blinking. Thesystem will be restored to factory default settings.

Table 3-20 System Default Instructions

Item Default settings

LAN IP 192.168.1.1

LAN Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0

DHCP server Enable

User Name admin

Password admin

After the reboot, the configuration will be deleted and restored to factorysettings.

3.9 Appendix (For advanced optional features only)3.9.1 GPS SettingsStep 1 Select “Advanced Network> GPS” to view or modify the relevant parameters.


CM210A-W Router User ManualFigure 3-29 GPS Settings GUI

Table 3-21 “GPS” Instruction

Item Description

Bind Port Local port for GPS data.

Server IP andPort

GPS server IP address and port.

Socket type GPS data protocol.

Socket Timeout The timeout for socket connection. If the socket isnot established, it will reconnect after the timeout.

Serial Timeout The time is defined by the serial port buffer. After the time,the router will send GPS data to the server.

Packet Payload The maximum packet for GPS data.

Heart-BeatContent

GPS heart beat packet.

Heart-BeatInterval

The heart beat packet interval.

Step 2 Click “save” to finish

GPS data format is as below.dtu.heartbeat.content,gps_date, gps_time, gps_use, gps_latitude, gps_NS, gps_longitude,gps_EW, gps_speed, gps_degrees, gps_FS, gps_HDOP, gps_MSLe.g.Router_00001,083238,120313,12,2230.31563,N,11355.02863,E

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